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albert reesor spent saturday in toronto with her daughters nellie and edith mr and mrs iven campbell left on tuesday for an extend ed holiday in florida the basement of ringwood christian church was the scene of a delightful gathering on wednesday evening when the members of the sunday school augmented by many former members met to honour mr jacob grove who has retired as superintendent of the sun day school after thirty years j irsg of the dixon hil cemetery co will be held in the dixon hill church on january 26 at 230 pm for the purpose of receiving the report of the di rectors for the year 1054 for the election of a board of di rectors for the year 1955 and for any other nusiness that may be brought before the meeting anyone interested is invited to be present ron mover secty weddings the anniversarv services a mount jov cnited missionary joxes meyer dan key ana cmljrai church wii be held sunday pink and white snapdragons 3j ueek j 23 jjj mr everk decorated the iivingroom at storms as guest speaker mr the home of mr and mrs allan storms was born a everekj meyer wednesday january 12 syria of missionary parents i when their daughter dorothy- he is a busy man as editor of emma meyer was given in the gospel banner the church marriage by her father to mr cemetery meeting the annua genera meet t5 trijjuee stouffvih on thursday january 20 1955 local and personal happenings mr l e oneill suffered a broken blood vessel in his leg on sunday and is presently moving about with the aid of a cane he is in toronto this ional fur- miss grace sellers her home in stouffville on sun day she is in training at the present time in the womens college hospital toronto of faithful service after a short program of musical num bers and readings mr grove was presented with an electric razor and an electric clock as tokens of the esteem of the gathering after which he ex pressed his thanks and called for the faithful support of all for his successor mr murray pipher a bountiful lunch was served later sincere sympathy is extend ed to mr robert noble in the death of his youngest son har ry former calgary resident who was buried at lxbridge on saturday pine orchard mr and mrs howard me- ciure were toronto shoppers on thursday mr and mrs john ash enter tained relatives from western canada mr and mrs james hope spent wednesday with mrs simpson of grimsby misses joan and barbara hoidge spent the weekend with j customers was attracted the growing pains contd from front page moment be making change consequently could not go to the switchboard for some mo ments having raised central the person who was making the call said markham please the odds were against the call er that our partylongdistance line was busy but if he had the good fortune to make the call when the line was clear stouffville would ring markham until the attention of some per son who was busy attending to john allan jones son of mr and mrs harmon l jones thejwek attending a ceremony was performed byniture display rev f huson miss shirley jones acted as bridesmaid and mr paul mever as best man mrs f huson sang o per fect love and the wedding prayer the wedding march was played by miss marion conner mr arthur wideman and mr fred byer acted as ushers mrs arthur wideman and mrs fred byer were table waitresses after the wedding dinner the bride and groom left for florida to spend their honeymoon cpon their return they will make their home on the 0th con of markham relatives we are pleased to report mrs r allen is doing nicely following her fall on the ice the w i at mrs rae mc- clures home enjoyed mr stru- thers editor of newmarket era and express as their speaker mr g jansen is sporting a new plymouth aaaaaa m whitchurch township federation of agriculture annua meeting vandorf hall tues jan 25fh at 800 pm guest speaker cecil belyea field economist all farm people welcome to the ladies special invitation free lunch arthur mcelroy president mrs ross armitage secretary wwwvvvvwwvvv bra7ielt law grace anglican church mar kham out was the scene of the wedding of sharron con stance daughter of mr and mrs frederick h eav and james w brazier son of mr and mrs frederick j brazier rev r a wigby officiated given in marriage by her fa ther the bride chose a waltz- length gown of white net and chantilly lace over satin with an empire bodice her ringer- tip veil of silk illusion fell from a pearltrimmed mary stuart cap she carried a cas cade of white carnations and red roses miss erin wilton cousin of the bride was maid of honor she was gowned in waltzlength threaded orchid taffeta with tiny matching vel vet hat her flowers were a cascade of iris and pale yel low carnations mr gordon wallace was best man a re ception was held at the home of the brides parents the cou ple will live in markham stouffville planning board wilt convene for their 3 9o in augural session this friday evening mr and mrs ken campbell will leave this week for flor ida mr and mrs merviri watts visited hh also depart for the sunny south this week mr w f slack of stouffville was the winner of a new motor rug in a luckv draw made at murphy motors recently stouffville fire brigade was called out to altona one eve ning last week to quel a chim ney fire at the home of mr fred lewis no serious damage resulted for footwear prices that will astound you be sure and read the display in this issue from lehmans shoes one of this weeks big feature shopping events will be the opening of lehmans appreciation sale dont miss it friends will regret to learn of the serious mishap which befell mrs milton clark of pe- terboro wellknown as a visi tor at the h o klinck and frank rowbotham homes in stouffville mrs clark is pres ently in a cast from her hip up having suffered a broken back several weeks ago in the clark home it appears that she had got up during the night to investigate a noise which turned out to be a squir rel that had entered the house through a window slot when she took the tumble harry goldens clothing store is featuring this week a great sae of broadcloth at a price which will sell these yard goods like wildfire see the dis play adv in this weeks issue more than sixty friends and neighbors of mr and mrs yea- man rose ave gathered at the home of this couple one evening last week for a sur prise parly the friends came from agincourt where mr and mrs veaman had farmed prior to locating in stouffville last summer and during the eve ning presented the honored hosts with a lovely table caller then gave the name of the person to be called and designated the line on which he was located the markham operator made the call and having made the connection returned to her work of wait ing on customers when the talkers had ended their con versation they might or they might not give the ringoff sig nal and the operator might or might not hear it it frequently happened that the connection was left up and while this continued possibly seventy or eighty telephones were connect ed on one immense party line when this happened as it fre quently did if weather condi- tions were unfavorable it was tj jf ouo there will be a big euchre on friday jan 21st at s15 in the ioof hall there will be good prizes and lunch will be served admission is 35c and proceeds go to the cancer po lio tb fund he arrived refreshed houstons rexall drug store phone 220 stollftyillc opportunity counter specials ladies 50 wool vests short sleeve med size only 179 ladies 50 wool panties cuff med size only 179 ladies 15 and 25 wool snuggie vest and panties med and large 109 ladies heavy cotton vests straps size 404244 79c and 98c ladies heavy cotton cuff panties med 69c large os 98c few only all wool batwinged sweater blouse 398 few only all wool longsleeved pullovers 298 three only all wool dropshoulder sweaters 198 good asst of all wool cardigans special to clear 398 fullfashioned nylon hosiery winter shades 59c all wool sockees red brown sizes 9vi 10 39c 3 length wool sox brown gray blue sizes 99 49c feel free to browse around meet your friends at spoffords stouffville ontario almost impossible to obtain an answer from telephones that were more than a short dist ance away and our subscribers learned by experience that it was possible to work their calls through by calling some tele phone at an intermediate point and have the call relayed on the other hand it was surpris ing to sometimes have your ring answered from a most dis tant point john neilson who lived at highland creek had the same signal as the writer had and it was no uncommon occurrence when weather con- jditions were right for us to both answer the same ring to do this about 35 miles of metal- lie circuit and the resistance of possibly fifty telephones had i to be overcome our first construction work in the spring of 1905 was the dividing of our rural line mak ing it into two partylines to do this was simple we erected another metallic circuit from stouffville to ringwood and i connected all telephones locat ed between stouffville and ringwood and those on the sth con line and in markham vill age on one partyline and all west of ringwood on another line while this made a great improvement the line to mark ham was still our longdistance line and also a partyline giv ing local service moreover the relief was only temporary more telephones were installed and lines were again overload ed again we obtained temporary relief by installing a switching telephone in gormley ost of fice and all telephones south and west of that point were connected on a separate line but again this relief was non existent if the plug was not pulled at the switch early in ip06 our directors began planning recoastruction in anticipation of important ex pansion an order was placed for a 50line switchboard heavy 15ft poles were erected along the main street of stouffville it was also planned to recon struct the pole line from stouff ville to gormley by erecting heavy poles capable of carry ing several crossarms making it possible to subdivide our ex isting lines and to add new lines when increasing business might make that necessary we advertised for 1000 poles suitable for our proposed trunk line from gormley to stouff ville and obtained all of them locally at s100 per pole this plan for reconstruction in 1906 looking to the future was one of the most important that we have ever made and its adoption indicates the confi dence of the directors in the future of the oompany we had come far since that day two years previously when we had decided that if we could obtain twelve members in our association we would build a telephone line to stouffi v simmons to address omha churihservice mr c v simmons omha executive member from grav- enhurst ont will be the guest speaker at the third annual on tario minor hockey association church service to be held on sunday jan 23rd in the stou- flville united church other executive members will take part in the service mr jim austin of stouffville will read the scripture lesson invitations have been sent out to more than twentyfive hockey clubs and more than 30 invitations have been for warded to private parties who are interested in the promotion of minor sports some of the district clubs that are expected to attend will be brooklin whitby oshawa bowmanville pickering unionville port per ry sunderland cannington sutton thornhll aurora oak ridges newmarket lindsay cannington and others stouffvilles peewee bantam and midget teams will be rep resented mr jack christie secretary of the omha ex pects to attend the attendance at this service has been in creasing each year and it is ex pected that the church will be filled on sunday morning j stanley theatre stouffville 2 shows xitcly 70 pm matinee saturdays 2 pm the garrett evening auxil iary of the united church met in the church parlours for the opening meeting of the new year the president mrs j m storey presided giving some well chosen thoughts for the xew year between the sing ing of the verses of the hymn o master let me walk with thee following with prayer tiie officers for 1955 were in stalled bv the rev d davis hon pres mrs d davis pres mrs j m storey 1st vice pres miss eva hoover 2nd vice pres mrs r l mer cer recording secretary miss anne lehman asst miss m hosie press secty miss w hutchinson corresponding sec retary miss jane burkett treasurer miss ida lehman pianist miss myrtle watson assistants mrs ed nigh and mrs j urquhart christian ste wardship mrs j williamson social miss emma winn and mrs c ward devotional miss g todd mite box mrs carl boadway flower fund miss violet hoover temperance mrs helen dewitt friendship miss gladys brooks and mrs florence miller supply mrs h klinck and mrs h rat- cliff literature mrs t b rae annual reports were given by the various secretaries and items of business discussed a piano solo crimond was giv en by miss joy wood mrs g todd who conducted the wor ship period had chosen excerpts from advent and adventures with god a christmastide meditation by miss jane scott assisting was mrs allan me connochie singing white christmas chapter four of the study book the church in india depicting the growth of the in dian church was renewed by miss anne lehman after the singing of a hymn the meet ing closed with the hebrew benediction a socr half hour followed mr walter taylor well- known dairy trucker is in hos pital in toronto where he will undergo a surgical operation rev e c moddle has re ceived the pastoral appoint ment to the memorial chris tian church congregation mr and mrs hobsoti from keswick and mr and mrs a w snowball of markham vis ited with their sister nora sta- pleton of stouffville the occa sion being her birthday friends will be pleased to learn that mrs mary william son former church st resi dent has just passed her s6th birthday in good healt mrs williamson makes her home at the byer home on the sth con of markham several new features have been introduced to our editor ial page this week dr archer wallace widely known minis ter is providing a column each week under the title between ourselves in addition the tribune has added a crossword puzzle and cartoon feature read them this week and every week in the stotifltville trib une the local united churcfc au ditorium was crowded for the sunday morning service when the entire sunday school met with the congregation and awards were made to those who had attended sunday school regularly for fortyfive sundays or more in 1954 more than forty received awards there are fourteen classes in the sunday school which had an average attendance for the year of one hundred and fifty mr ielbert booth who has been superintendent for some years is leaving the post as the family has moved from townand the new superintend ent will be mr stewart stouf- fer the death occurred in to ronto recently of anne marg aret ward widow of the late a j ward formerly of stouff ville surviving are six daugh ters and three sons the fun eral was conducted from the elliott funeral home and in terment was made in the stou ffville cemetery the ward fa mily when residents here occu pied the property which is now the brierbush hospital the name brierbush was given to the home by the late mrs ward and later adopted by the hospital when it ac quired the place the late mr ward occupied a seat on the stouffville council for several terms and his ready wit is well recalled by many in town a number of fine religious books- are presently in the stouffville library a gift from mr and mrs ward lfjq8artacfccfc mountain climbing is not a sport for any amateur but stopovers for sightseeing in the mountain regions are an enjoyable feature of bus travel friday saturday january 21 22 fighter attack sterling hayden j carol naish r blonde dynamite the rowery boys with leo gorcey california package tour 15 day- 13946 from toronto return fare sightseeing ond hotel room double 9 nights ak your agent for details of this or other package tours mondav tuesday january 24 25 meetthemen of the cainei fireside hour uxbridge town hall interdenominational sunday january 23 830 pm film bob pierce in dead men on furlough the salvation of the righteous is of the lord he is their strength in the time of trouble ps 3739 ih s 4e mar low round trip fares subject to chonge saultsre marie 2955 st louis 3090 vancouver 9165 tickets and information at snowballs barber shop phone 270j2 johnson micmurralf tme caine mutiny sstm ntuar kit vro s oti khm itawlfdi ishmmhomivtmrrmdi advanced prices 65c and 25c wednesday thursday january 26 27 beachhead tony curtis frank lovejoy o with the new gefil iui hajpiermili drive mk cvt and tee th new gehl engineering chierement now the high efficiency of the famom gch hammer mill is rtepped up even higher with power takeoff from tractor it increases capacity at the mill a much ai so per cent with the umc power eliminate power jow eauacd br overly tight belta and belt slippage handier quick and ioy to attach this new power takeoff drire can be readily fitted to mtf model 41 gehl grind- all hammer mill it is illustrated here with guard removed showing the gehl multiple 6beit vbclt drive with transport truck which is optional you can store the mill wherever you wish hitch it to your tractor and go anywhere to grind abo tee the famous gehl forafe hnrreater bfewtn self unloading wagons hay cutter srlo fillers iwri noikh itttor fm m gtkl stouffville coop stouffville phone 269 or 112